John Weeks tune

[Snacky]

Ok well thanks guys!!! I've got a decision to make. I've done as much digging as I can do on John and from what I can tell I think its pretty safe to say he has a good reputation.

Pros:
In-person (call me old fashioned)
Half price of autocal

Cons:
No flashback (my only real concern here is towing)
No free updates
Not supporting a supporting vendor

 

[THE YETI]

No Autocal is a deal breaker... For me.

 

[992dr]

I let two well known local tuners tune my Tahoe. The first one removed my DOD and not much else but screw it up and lost my factory file, the second one basically removed everything. It lurks and takes off with the slightest tap of the throttle, my wife will not drive it. Its a complete mess. I found a tuner 2.5 hours away who has the capabilities to flash it back to the factory file.

Speaking form experience, make sure you trust the person tuning your vehicle, period.
Sorry to ramble, I'd hate for you to go through what I'm going through. BB is a trusted and well known tuner and though I have not gone through them, once mine is resolved, I will be.

 

[Goodinblack]

I would go with Bb personally

If they screw up you can come on here and complain. Hahahahaha

 

[07Burb]

Justin did an impeccable job on my burb and I'm about to use my AutoCal to also have him tune my '98

 

[Snacky]

 

[Agent WD-40]

Does Justin use a wide band O2 sensor for the in person tunes? Outside of being there in person to listen to and feel how the vehicle responds to the tune that would be about the only major inference between in person and remote.

Having tuned other vehicles I will agree the ability to switch tunes as desired is great. I wouldn't personally do it any other way.